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y if' , u I, the LONDON" GAZETTE, Admiralty-Office: Oct. 13, 1810. Copy of a Letter troll: the it;g:.t Hoi). - Lord Gambier, Ad miral of ti,e White, Witson Croker,. Esq. dated iu London, the ietit iubt. - - Slit, • I request you' will commonical.e to-lfl6 Lords CommisAioners-of the . Admiralty ihe accompanying Letter, dated the .28th September, hill) I have this day received" from Rear-Admiral Sir _Harry Neale, Bart. giving an account of .a vary well con &lewd, gallant, and succesiful attack made by a party of s-amen Wader the orders of Lientemint 1:larnillon, fir`st : of the. Caledonia,.and of Marines under the order~ of Capt,Shertnan, of that soi l) , in the, boats of die squadron in Bas - que Roads, named in the maigin -*, tme»t br : igs of the, ene my, under the bziteri,es of Point du Cite, near two .of which they captured, and burnt the third ; and I beg leave to call their .. Lgdships! 'no tice to the eibservaiions NVllit.7l) Sir .Harry'Nvale. has , made respetlting . the loss sustained by • Lieutenant Little of the Royal Marine... 1 have the honour -to be,.&c:‘ G..AMBIER. Caledonia-. irrßasque:Roads, Sept. ;8, tSto. Since my Letter of the 12th instant,detailing the captule and destru.lion of three-ot the enemy's brigs on the east coast of this road, the small vessels with the boats of the Caledonia and Valiant, have bcei successfully employed in stopping the coasting trade between •Rochelll and the Isle of Aix, but .more pataicularly. in blockading three of the ene . - - 's brigs Ili a had si.ught protection under the battery. up n Point du Chea ant forming patt of a convoy to which the former vesst-ls beonged, the whole of - them laden- t ttli .iiinber: and pro- COUtil of GOVeri)ll)ellt. I-h,-,%e now t 'ho our to 'inform your Lordship, t nut the tide beotg Siacteatly hip, and the nights dark, ju* - 4ed it praeticable to eff•ct , either the cap= tt.ire 'or - destruction of these 'vessels,. but acs ""the enemy had :stet ngthened "his p , tsition with tour tic! -;,trees, - and posted upon the.,beach, raid MI a low " point isivuated under the battery, with a strong - detachment of toot - and, liotse in the adjoining 'village of Angolin, it was OM lOUS we ,ceold othy - succeed with the rneans-we posseasetlaiati et - letting this otnett; but , by a conti•tle loairi, host lit) a force adtiqtiate , to the resistance that was likely to be imMcdt,oely opposed.to:us. , -- couseritienee 'ofi' this I.4trSaision. I 'direttedone hundred and thtriy‘marinea front the Caledonia -and' Valiant to be'eninarked in the boats of their re .spectiv'e -Under the direction of (2'.lpt; Slier-. usan, Of: the .Royal .Marines of 11'63 10i the par pose of landing utidtr Point du Che, to carry the battery a:id held-pieces by assault, and to spike the inns, allvtiing to the oilier boats. of the squadron • tfie, eaptuie or, destruction' of - the WV. the .satisfaction. to acqua.ot your Lordship,• that this force proceeded last tught; agreeably to the at- rangernent I had previously ilLide, under the corn- Matta of Lieutenant al this 'slnp, with the other Lieutenants of the squadron, who also volunteered their services in the command of the different, boats upon this occasion,' the whole-act ing with that alatree - of zeal, .regularity, and at; tetition,,l had every reason expeci,. and 'which so much' contributes tothe.SOCCeS of an' under taking. •-• • • I.T ie Marines were landed at the . place appointed about half-past: two o'clock in the 'morning, but notwithstanding the near approach of the boats. be fore they *ere discovered, the alarm was- given . from the brigs, 'and art ineffeCtual iirtt was iinnie-. „altately opened upon. ahem .troin the enemy's pins. Lieutenant Little, of" the Royal Marine 'artillery,• immediately on landing pushed-forward with the bayonet to the assault, supported , by Captain 1` Latlchlitt's division, with Lieutenant Colter, : both of the Royal Marines of the Valiant, and Lieu tentat Gouche of this ship, with a sepatate de tachment, .and succeeded in carrying the battery and spdaing all the,guna. Lieutenant Little, in a personal contention with one of the enemy, when in - the act of wresting his musket from hint, re-' staved .the contents in his hand,•• which was so Much liattered in consequence as to render am putation necessary. C.-ipia Sherman at the oine time ,took post with his divisiOn upon' the main toad by the sea side,. with his front to the vii- lage, and an eighteen-pound - carronade oft his right in one of the lam - tiles, In a few Minutes, a considerable bncl), of Men advanced from the vil lage, and were instantly checked 'in their apprbach' by aiwarin tire hoin the marines • and - the 'boat; at this period the enemy had succeeded, under cover of the night, ; in bringing a field-piece to dank the line, which the picquet immediately charged with the bayOnet and took front hiin; putting the men to flight. The object of this service beilig - noW exe-' cuted by. the capture of two of the brigs, and the destrudion of the other by fire, the marines were im mediately re-embarked in the most perfett order. without the loss of a single man, and only one other person, a private belonging to.the Valiant, wounded. The enemy had fourteen men killed in defence of the battery upon-Point do Chea,what loss he sus tained by - the fire from Captain Sherman's•division, and trona the launch, it is impossible to'say, but- lie Must have sutfeted conslderably,..as his line seas Much exposed and completely kepf,incheck; . 1 have felt it to be my duty. to be thus particular in the detail of tarcurnstances ,upon this occasion, for although-the scrytce .performed is in ifself or. little itniaoi tanee, yet it required' the promptitude and exertion of the Odicers and men employed upon it that':frequetnly is not SO itect;ss,ary in undertakings of greattpatagnit udeJ and I am sol4:itnus to do justice to the Molts - of all the Orlicers men employed upon -this service. I, must begin particular 14 call your attention to the conduct of , "Lientenant Little, who was ninst materially engaged upon this. ot.ca sion,.aod ,w,liose losaof his right hand Witfbe sever ety telt, in - the hope that the Ldia4C , ,,aunis'sioners of the tilY LORI), 41 ' Caledoni', Valiant; and:Aril-lido. - Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-coOrt, Ictivi-itreet and 'Prbl: the. Slini.OPlitC/4, No. 112 i Strand, where .4440qtitementr, Orders - for t ROuci. VERt-STRLET GAN'C. I , , • - ribtr'sTiir.T.--:Another 'of Thee " .11 custody', :by 4he -ex-et:aloft s.. off , ;AViitiat \ h - : the .ikatrole, wig) w,as the cause: of thr,se diabor licah nod wicked miscreants hei . nef broLiciht to pu o, • isoltwnt. On :Nichohis4 Visit to , :thei Sit-ati,( the house in Vete- r street, he observed sever : al -fe.llo,ws: that wvre, not qiert!_c)olhenight wheilail those ili the House witre'api)rtthended, except iii Aqii s rh6'l, who escaped by telling' the Gffi6ei, Wh'orn the -warrant was wade .speciat, that he was:ther.epro ,, fessionary. One of, Ahem, ~...who'w;is. t hcre on the first night'roved to be a Corpo — aCo6ley; of the* . 3(l' . Regiment of Foot GUatils,'aurrtigainkf - Whiinr a bill of ithiirnent Awls found at. du:l.:last ,Altiddle-sex Ses.- sions.' On Spturdiy afternoon, about three o'clo,:k, 'Ni chols weotto appreWend liiiu, upOn'the B'r•tieti'Ava . r*- cralt, at the Tower, 't , i , ll:ere -he saw Cokoht 4 l-Blingly,- the Commanding-. Officer, who -assure,d l hitn evel`y . assistance should be gwi_p. him to secure the offend er, but he was. not in tile" , Tuwer';• hewei'eY,'• learnt . whereLhe was gone, acrd - Nithols!Went. lain ; but while he 'gone, ~Corpovtd.;cooley re turned to the Tower, when he was kteptivedof his ..ide-arms, - coat and bat, and a gre'at •cOat and '6ld hat put upod hire, and-.-he v't'as made a prisont:Ar; the gunrtl-room ;till Nichols,returned to taite.birn. into custody, when heconyqd eiiina tor he Poblic , Otfice, Bow-streei ; and as he remained:a consider able time in the Brown Bear public-house before;he* I.cas,eXantincd,: •a'considerable'cowd assein hied io ths street, anci„peited him woti mod, aq be went to.. -and the:Mee. ''.4.Lerhe-baabVen examined' before the Siitirlg.Migisfrate; inr`•rtis conveyed to ' . . . • --774r'e • , 'cligtos Friday James - Christie wzis :chat ed h&.kw.G. Hicks, Esq. the siting wifit assinaltinrandlbeating , join) Lja;ta• a - boy about fitsteco years of age.. The boy,• . t adpears,_ is an a.p., pren toL! to Aldi-rinan Atkins, bound 16 bun . • for-the purpose of leatning the p , of,Asion of a inM= and the r'etr'y dant•the. 'person' tt ho,..kras , the Ingnagentrut- of. rlt NI r, shipping,.conFr•mis at the Wharf. :The parties; it•apijeatect, lLid b'en beforeia . Magistrate. at another . Oilice, where The C6M-plairit had been heard•ind;disinissed,-but the, bey7s4nor her -had beerradvised to apply after Wards tor .anntLer. sworra n t at-:this °thee ; • 1 ..2 The boy . stated, that the ship t 6 which be bFtong ed being in..the ricer, ;aid the C.,piain on shore, -oti Monday, the ISt' inst. asked 'peiniis . -:46-11. - -Of .the Mate, the Commanding Officer , then., on board, visit ~iis mot her,,who lives in •tow.p„ The Ala,c.,e give Ithnpertnisiion ; but on: his way trl his toot, hOUse he was met by - the: " d in the'tondin road, Iwho.stopped,..him,,and orderediiitti to return.. to the yvha r I whete" Ship . • , veas lying 5 the plaintiff. hesitating,. the dittendlrsetied; him by the coliar,,and draeged'him some. 111 the 'pia in t irf entreat-WO* tkottl I go his hold, and promised : to return tog e ther,. They., accordipsly returned to the.w hart, the defend, ant hid the b036 - tie;liv., a ticrstantlim; - '6Ver'ano:.het.boy' iek:4lel4,9ter: him to give .t he, plirip tiff, .:hisfellow ip prentice,.ttvo doz,,n..lashes on- , ..llis_ba.re, back. •" \ NOt• content 'with 'till- - ; the boy it s 'hands loc4, the cli.:filtidant strtitakinth several blo'w on 'the face with his . • - The mother of. the -boy.sa4, that , o'n her making a complaint to her of the Treatment fie 1 - ;;1- received, she went to Alderman Atkins, .as being the boy's master,: to state - the circ , ,itistanee to hi 4, and to endeavorir to. get redress. Having stated the nature of the business tootle of. the clerks, however . , she i,vas refused admission to the Alderman, and told'shecOuld not see him on suchlaustness.. -1.1.p00 this she applied to Mr. Kinnaird for an assault war.- rant against. Christie, and otatained.one; abut when she and her ion' attended to-make their conklaint, they found Mr. Alderman Atkins there, sitting:ase. Magistrate, wlio quickly decided the cause by 'dis missing the cotnplann, and .ordering the boy to beg Christie's pardon or be flogged again, saying . tie should correc=t the- boys when and. where he • pleased. On these• grounds she 'had applied.,(Or. another warrant to have- Christie: held to bait to answer the complaint at the Sessions. Mr. Alderman. Atkins here - oliset i ved,. that th&S alluded to, he telt hinnielt called..i.in.tp-s1:• a few words words in juStitioarion of .The. Wortt? . .y der: an observed, in the. business he. trattsatted he was obliged by'Ati of Parliament to have a num ber of he had forrnerly,..,when the :yes seas to which they beionged.wpfe in the tiv.er, boarded them at difterent„ houSes •in the neighbourhood, but finding thit sister attended -with great iliconveni,- once to himself, Rand danger to the boys,, by o,ing . them an improper degree of dib(srty; he trad . :.r.e6ted • a building at his own wharf; appren- • tides Avlien on shore,. - were boArdett:and lodged.— Christie, the defendant, -had the srupertntendatice of • the, wharf, aud--one of 'the regulations established.. there was, that-no boy should leave thwlia t f. out etiri'stie's , permission, Ojt-any accou!,t whet.,•ver, under pain of beingltogged.;• - and4te (Mclennan kiti) had further dicetted:t hat the cor . reetiott in such case should be inflicted by 6rre of .the other appren- - tices. :When the parties were before.l.llr., : Kinitaird,: m the complaint was clismiSsed.," ir - diet tzar appeal- • tha ) t in the pre,ent cae the rmnislitne ‘ nt was 'itnpro- • per; and hethen said what he NV . 6.11(l repeat; that,• if the boy again descried' it, he‘vo9ld . agaiii•cotrea • him, , as,' observ e d the worthyAlderniap, a't h hiMsell to.t he:Magistrate' Ei,vouid a Non of yours, .or -of lily own; under stMilareireums'Caneesc" - , • A . Mr. Christie-fsiid that Lafta had tretittentlyab serried,. himself without ledve, 'tind at the 'titne he met him in London,road; pc.hAd Veen' absen - t fre'Ai the wharf from .Saturday to Altatl&ty ev jting. ,;.He acknoviledged that he had•confined bii '2ffltiits,: slid Qrdttred him to be corrected, :by the OA - 174156y, as ,stated, Ivith,a cod made of part ofi •,bbroom;h broo, . and that irritated byhis impertine , nceid - flis g rting, his hands•loose, lie had given WOW' ill 'the face.. The wbrt by Magistrate. here, obS'erve.dy be tbrys not `i , . fished by NV 1 LLIA M. , A 13,M1 GF. It SCR! V PS, South Moltort he Paper, Lettersjoi ;i the-EditcP Vic: (Fust:puia), znusi street, Grortcnor.rqu a re be adtli eete, • Admiralty wilt take into consideration injory he has sustained. I ha':e I h- honour to be, *(Si'gried) H. NEALE. The Right Hon. Lucti Guinoier, - • icc. ikc, etc. • : • . • • ,CERTIFIC4TF„T. .'• ip !sov . John Jamieson. ot. Liverpool. Lancashire, sh • broker. • [oho Notles and W Nolies,ofSoothseaCoanon,Stauth , * ampton, ; green . .):r,e(:r.s. . . • • Thom ,s Ward, laze of groad.street, now - tif Kingston:upon : - 111 AI, mere hat t Thomas Hewett, John Dowding, .and Jeremiah Hewett, hue of. Cloth. Fair, clothiers. Henry lames Entinetcand fames Emmett, of Gerrard l street, • Soho, taylors Thomas Porter, of linion-conrt, merchant. David tlenhing, of I.Liec...ter.squ4re, up'notsterer.- • • PARTIN , R S I.IPS 1) LKE ) . . Poulain and' Co. Id.street, bretvCrs.. L,anil I. Phillips, Exetur-street, Strand, 'glass-therchapts. I: Downs and W. Nloss; 411u:stet-. R. J.3 . r.ibant and. I Bogs, sr: A Kilt's. bankers. W. and T-., kV) inondis;:w, NortOik, maltsters. Porier and 1 . . Gr,y, blue An,ii :r•• road, Itotlierliitlie, rope mdk'ers-. •• • • , • .. • G rellier and T. Reed, Tooting, S.urrey, surgeons. • I. Townsend- and I). ,Bcd,ni,e, Howford's-buildings, Fen ' churcl,st Feet, audioners. 13.; rienshaw aticrOt Finclf 'Shatiweli, J. S:;owdett, jun. and W. Sowden, Ili - wane Mills, It.th well, Y••..,141re, millers. -r.•FdLV,IrsiS and . Scrivener, Tterinoridsev, IV. - Stead'and WakefiAti, Norksime, w,ol-staplers. • T. Itolton and 1. Purdevv,. Sea brook, StAlOrcishire, iron. ni;:srers. I. Poole and Co. Mancheste'r. R • Mallinson and I. 1)) sin], Almondbury, Yorkshire; . -clothiers. . R. Jackson and co. Ca - rti . sli„tuan;;Lidurers. T. Cartwright and W. Smiti),: . Lane Ltd, Staffordshire, .. . . millers. • . .„.. j. Bell and Cr,. Manchester, , merchants-.. • - I?. T. IV.iters and Co.,Pernanthugn. • . . .. ' R., Shuuleworth and Co Rochdale, Lancashire, eolliers. B. Sewell Neale and I. •Cadwallader, Cheapside, shawl manufaCturers. • • • SPORTING lA7TEI,LIGENCE. STAFFORD RACES, Ocr. 9. • ' The. Gold Cup, value toogs. witti Crogs. in speck. Lord Oxford's Victoria - Sir K. Brooke's Duchess - Mr. Diott's . Mr. Price's - Grutialui - 6 to 4 on Viaoria. A Purse of Sixty eOunds.' Mr. trovvn's c.'c. by (;torge - I.66qcy's jenny B.idg t4Wcave:ts :Mr. Cartees b c. by I:l,4nualVirkd Twls Icr's b. ni. by Deliripi Mr. Sir,ltterCarow Lucking 6 to 4 and trod on jenny Sang the Weavers. the seeod heat a most_ unhandsome cross was inane by the -rider of lenny.licing on ,the G..s.orge colt, by whim the rider of she tatter Was neaify thrown, and came-'in a :length last: The "clrc u,risrance -was?wirrmly Atuted- to- the; Stewards by. Lords 13entinck - alict :Talbot, .and the heat was given to the . Geofge cult. WtDNESDAT. Thu Three-year old Sakes, value tsT.gs. Air. Astley's Eive . ' _ - . Mr. I;errett's b. f. Louisa NI - Mr. lienson's b. 4. CitivJl4 Mr. Denham's b. c. by. Bentt%borilugh• . the lavourtte. ,The Yeomanry Stakes, sgs. each (eight Subscribers), with 3 . gs acidco. . . _ •Mr. Nicholl's.ch. by C . esttirc . - i I Mr. NV iggid's b.'m by 'Cruz Blue ' .4. 2 . bd Mr. Vitug,btun's in. by •I'elescope • - - 3 - 2bd 2 to I 6111‘eilt.-cyp,":. A desperate - battle:was fought On Wednesday last; at. Shirley Wake, between a sunith; long celebrated as a pitgilist, and Thomas 'Parkes; "son of ,a ,re,,Pecz table farmer in that netglihnithood. ,ShirleyiSabout five' miles from Birmingham, and the concourse of spectators-was very great. The c, , Mhatants net soon after three O'clock, in ; ring ,formed in a field-Opp° , site the. Red Lion, attended by their secondS and bottle-holder S... At half-past three they set to: In the first and second rounds Parkes was succes sively knocked cl:..an off 'his legs, and in the thins round received a' tremendous blow on- his nose', nt fro' which the blood gurgled oat like liquor from straight. 'necked bottle, This; with. several body, blowS, in the same round, produced almost any odds in favour of the smith. At the termination of the round Parkes was very faint, and apparently quite winded.' 'On setting -to, inthe fourth round, Parkes struck the' smith on the cheek bone, and seething to regain his Vigour, followed the advan tage with several body blows, and the round 'finished ,by the smith receiving . a knock-down blow. The fight was maintained, with mutual vigour till the eleventh round, 'when Parkes again striking the sthith on the 'cheek bone; the -blow .was followed by a gush of blood, - that spouted to some distance. The smith, however, maim-anted the contest with out flincfring; and in the next 'seven rounds; the cOmbatants were alternately knocked otf their legs. Parkes slipped down twice by treading on some . cow dung, ,Froth' the , -fskh, round-to - the 26th,'. ••Parkes was evidently winning - the battle—planting his bitiws, and particularly with the : left 'hand, with , uncommu force and quickness. :The smith be came shy from -the 18th round; and lost, all ,his .. science. At the 26th, round,- he was so weak, that,: having made an ineffe6tual etTurt to bit his man, he gave in, after ofie of best contested battles ever. seen. in that part of the 'country.L--,The smith,. who had'fought repeatedly, was. never beat" betoie; . and was cutilident..of victory in setting to. He is 34 years of age, very stoutly made, and stands 5 feet W . , ~; , Patkes is about 24 years of age; stands about ~5 feet 0,--and is a-stout bony man. Fos so yo'ung-,a bruiser, he : stord- ihe,harnmering of his an :tagonist.at the beginning ot .the battle with uncom mon firmness, and,is expeeted to come forward 'as a first rate pugiiist..;: ,„ Sokne time.isMce, in . detrinli , liing a part, of 'the. buildipgs of tliq ancient Seigtorial.castle of Archet, hen, Vivone f tthree, leagues from Poicino, there was t1 . ,,u0d. hidden ta i thE... wall, a ,considerable, quantity of • :pii:ces , of : g9,id 111, ficusl pteservation. The weight of this .treasure , was more Clain thigy pounds, which- is N.vor,th,,at,leask,so,oou fivres, These pieces are of the finest - gold, very, thin ; and round. Th j ey are almost, all coins from Charles VI. to charKs_lX:iinclusive. There are some of Louis XI. LOtis XII Francis 1., Henry 11 . and FranciSl . l.' This; money-was pro bably concealed 'thi - e ctiiring !be mil war, of which-Pottou was- so lottgAbe , theatre, about the end of the 16(11 century. • I 1 3 3 2 5 - 3 4 . 4 tnr try ink tine derendAnt, bat was of o,inion 1.•3 ' et , striliti)2; the boy on the so 6r vv-, ,rt t,1401) .. , terl'ped the cl. , legmE.ci atttltoriiv of 'Mr. . it o . .- 11 a, 4 LiJiyt9i;itithorise Nllo 6tr l bc ito 1191 d Jim ms~.~•or_ l'tr the ass2ultti, Idefeticiant it; - bail to ans vetr : Isaltlt-al the sc , :gibiis; ' • hi e G o ' , GUILDn L.L. —On St: a res-e 616-- e Y t• Man from Ltt?tfaithit . i.-...,•nttiilett - - bl t il - s.4ltiltiag him a most butt:le:co:l , i 'nulti ri : i f il i t ; } - folbortiV Vtie et) tours. of 'set en r'::: 3• preced,ntg - • , Tit& prtisecutp4 - :ta:ecl, tiia.t:",Jklte „nt'al, 54(11`:!ng, :flemen of his acrlnainintice weze walking';%,dt • Netygate-Street the. preceding Nil lit, itittia:scUttle'\- - Vith:•surnt;: people: who We're s't34" teji • •in the street, and whic 7 'lllllleift'oiec;itUr . tfloint tio.ino;s bOog ot-.; I.i?otletitot: frit tylOdthitiiedAlo:°-; • 41ortt,..ihe prosecukoy heitfg in r , .1 - e , atedly,"•attacE:cd by . a, nuraef of, persons, atribin; Ortte?S;•liy the tti•opris'anerS; lucre,ased in cumber every •MITIUte; rand at 1; 1 . 4 V. ' s 3 the' lgos&O k,pteirn:ed monster, - and as au associ•Tiebf the'Vere•s_4rse:`H• - I.l.VOS!cctitor'• felt InniSeit in Such a ~statec,`.. —l %s Ker,truin : iieingaitaciteid on &Very side,that De l : 04 - at. length •obliged 'to .•deal. his blows all arounlv4 rlti ouly' - nreati-s . he' saw - •tif'irthni . ; his "lyre. i s calt torn to piecel,••wrd .Was tos:'• his back. : Ate lust, his-pocketbook, and all I,t , C " able articles he had ab o ut . his NVotc l3 ' ; i t• akco ont of bl - 4 .- pOilet.;s' and • it Was with at T•• mini dii-1-)Ctilty that_ he -ultimately f auti d- Sht'i t4 ,„jt, a butter - Even hrre, lioA,ever, - wP, secure "against the,' fury ofaite Mob . , wl,o , ,broi‘ e ' t o Window,: of .the shop, and el; , eri threatrod 1 ° t „I. houSe,iftlreprosyiYutor . Was not up to then . ..vengeance.. ,Then-twolpii4iters we re tt l ho the 'ititih -eten foilowed•tbe..prosecntor lot ° • - shog,• .: , li-t; , a s 0 1 Ihe prisotiers,stated.,,,t4it kthd of `coriii o l I • • 00 , • saine way:with die itlob ,. they had 'ate .t lxVl, e. by the moment they. citin were the' prosecntor,, bein;g:cittite4ibialit"; Abe • ‘ l of what was . gUlngy.oil•4! --1140r.,beinglinucAtij dfw the tjtrie''cit j hint' into ii*l4ol4— , l'ltett• eltaraAt , r.. ;,!•- " A Ggriftemnd'wlioliad It incompdnY prO , ierAl . . .ft)ri..:Toke .o , 4 . i.,i)jsfaLier:,..Lister, 'fike•lO 6 pc. rsbn • ssiio srtiM oi a riog'; tri die t:V ti:ho's;vever, s s .' v°..- aTt" 1)110. •. Tli prpsectltDr. t? sj.itecl, he tail a. 11,„1,i.,, f' urtrai4 'l. l ' at The Worthy,. Altl::rtnait ;cthtitight suitieently rgrc,of.•••io. t•;•;e:ti ou 7 . ;40 tore, lilt lillWrc , d Ot': bring forward 'att'y ted,-flaar - 1 16 t:• 01 • ansAei fur an assault ya Y' l l or boy,, m ".J nled . .'l3alqes . ; in sorrel`'; over ,tite . -eye with A"A e'el, coutainiror 1" P a'. . ~!.• . ; t. erbd , One 7, most ' firesroattfll.l t ha t : discos , ered • fLe-f - 1; ilige of t his!!6.lr,;-...6e,tguatlevitan -w so lately , 1 -1 ,4 0 , -L' 4 „;d, fidifii'g?ati , ill6t It& ETYMA - U:11(4y -;rt)e - r...,„-v al thti ••• t ; Ail c .: i , qtr.) i:tt t e 0) -104444)t. ,143441Zivai;. bane , lid'etit rjr barns, on 4SAfillich Nrni I.sbye,oL.fs; W a " 0 ,41 discovery, inobe - er,t•ire.i.)l:lZo_ fear - Scarce any'•' - pr.c - 0,:1 • , C i t e must be immense; cori - iandbay atone o r, prodtrce nearsf: 209 acres . tif land: This 01 3 ' 1 1'g •tire•seemsto:,:ajt:et •tiqst :fiersotis: : ;yl,Jnion• ,the cause of ttre late fire adjoining.tt;e"sattit'i.pri 4 . T) er o nor'does thre - seem a doubt but both of .Aluch at preSej , t . seenis 19, I. pend".Oti persiin,lately'di'. , :Cnarged Nowell's se; vice, .waiat.the time- the fire 1 o o,l‘ . lop d • la,t night ;• and Ure..Sltteeiely2 hope - that 'every " co l. will_ be dune to find Out this dreadful and m)si eri httSittes's:•: , • . • - , . . ' ii : aa t ' • din ..,. . 11 Ik I H - Thursday s'nnight, :at ffath the I.'aiiY of C. .; - ,, h ler. shalt, Esq. Paymaster of the 81st Reg:znent, of a Vau1....,, MAX kiEJJ • On the 3d inst.' At Cheltentisni, Richard Sandys. 0.1 Maigaret. videsi•-datrgiiter -of c;eotgc - N147 - Intosli, k' Charter-house square, 'London. . On. Wed - neklar morning - , at ,St.: Nicholas's Chlirchi• mouth, Miss Doughy; datigbler,,of 1 -- )°l* tti Captain .kdyei:9llfis"kije.:Cm's ship Briscies. ~v 3: 101 ,The Lme , day, at St. Paul's, Cov e nt garden, ' 1 04 Wry's"; late Burgeon of the.,t.',lrtithrthen East indi 3 ‘ to Miss otTrentain's, near Bridge End. , On Thursday last,..at S. Martins in the Fields, I " f l i.c or lita;'l3dile}', of liolburn i lo Miss Mary Alin Salt, 01 acre. -- rger! in , Saturday lasts at Croydon; ,Surrey, Mr Row" -, ./0" Foster lane, to Mary,. daughter of -the late "113.91 1 1 36 tilt rilaii, lisq•-•ol.Croydon. [Link Stock, 4 N . avr i'Per Cr , 99 !' s 99i ; t rich ,5 per Cent. • ' • GS_ 6 5'1' per'l:ent. Cons: 60.65 i 66i, 13Onk L -Mtn. 17 7-16tlisqt. f' SAT:U[IIIAX. India Stock, lurtia-I39nds, 20: 235: r' E , Is, 4s. 6s : P r ' tflii , itr, 6 A 6cri 6 .‘ , 41 Imperial 3 per Cerit. 44 i, 6 0 ' Cons: for z7tiaNTO(..J' toci oat', r.bc.t.• •01 .t....ft1(1011. ••• - • O. • . • On Saturday the fith , inst: at-E/ackheatlr. rctli/V la~~ rye , only sole of Peter Lawrie, Fsq. • MO' o' .n Tuesky List, ..at iter honk at Old fffomptono • Naylor, relict of Colonel N.iyl'ot; aged 76. • TM: saine B t h se ar, Mr Wrodey" ' • -- k. • "hi Om' On the r lin inst. in a tit of apiplexy, a . g,d 7 ' 3 , . 7 3. Kcp:, ca teli"' 'hi Thergia 7, EiAlicip; tigiA foijr ytarS , ci:i4l!tet Cii.(rlvs'l3llal),,,;fe Uti Thntsclay , last, at Ki:burii. •Mrs..-CallYiEne; eg• Mr. Thomas Call•adine, Sp - an==, 1.11: 1 The' bain'eliight, of SChileTsetshi re ' , Ca . - • On Friday, at lslingtoty,- 1114 - F. Gibrin., in did / ;1 1 Y t y 0 Or'iliS age, formeily of Middleton l'e as d a •l e ; i n the COu il ••• • MI his lefarn tra Cey;;;n, in NI ri last, on bawl late 14 1 : Jesty's • 2.4l"n=}-'r of, his Agir,' VCF ;.9 arcs, Es.q. gorti4 - • ohn . Xtil,ett) • -M:ngistrmes or the I'kibli - e-044k-e, , Bow- ,treet. ~.~~~ z~ I, NI 4 ,5. 0 S1(1 tp4.411